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Sheffield University students “feel undervalued” by risk of staff redundancies

Sheffield University students “feel undervalued” by risk of staff redundancies

by Alice Wiseman | Dec 12, 2025 3:59PM | News

Image: Terry Robinson Students at the University of Sheffield have written a letter to the Vice-Chancellor in support of their lecturers’ strikes, over concerns staff will face compulsory redundancies. Final year Modern Languages and Cultures students sent a...
University of Sheffield students vote to support staff strike action following referendum

University of Sheffield students vote to support staff strike action following referendum

by Freya Ingram | Mar 24, 2025 3:14PM | News, Top Story

A campaign group is looking to form a strike committee of students following a referendum which revealed a majority vote in students supporting staff industrial action. The Anti-Cuts Coalition is made up of staff and students at the University of Sheffield who oppose...
University of Sheffield SU hosts Women’s History events

University of Sheffield SU hosts Women’s History events

by Eve Jones | Mar 3, 2025 5:21PM | News, Uncategorized

Additional reporting by Georgina Hood. Poetry workshops, panels and fancy-dress sports days are just some of the events taking place at the University of Sheffield’s Student Union this March to mark Women’s History Month. The union is also fundraising for...
“I came here for a better life”: Indian students caught in crossfire amidst UK visa crackdown 

“I came here for a better life”: Indian students caught in crossfire amidst UK visa crackdown 

by Rithika Raghu | May 3, 2024 4:32PM | Campaigns - Immigration laws

Anxiety is rife among Indian students who submit almost half of the applications for an employment visa scheme which is under threat from the UK government. Indian students made up a whopping 43% of applicants of the 104,501 post-study visas issued in 2023. But UK...
“Security and stability” – but are rising costs and the UK jobs market undermining the Graduate Visa?

“Security and stability” – but are rising costs and the UK jobs market undermining the Graduate Visa?

by Amy Britton | May 2, 2024 5:08PM | Campaigns - Immigration laws

Despite their hopes of creating a better life in the UK, some international students are being left financially and emotionally crippled by changes to the Graduate Visa. The two-year long visa has provided many international students with an extra layer of stability...
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